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I found P1 to be the most time pressured exam I have sat, and I did a lot of practice questions in my revision stage. I think it’s difficult to replicate the pressure in the exam hall. I’m hoping I didn’t waffle too much and picked up enough marks to avoid a re-sit!
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I felt something similar too but what is worse is that I sent myself an email to read an article on the ACCA website about the latest governance scandal – FIFA bribery but I didn’t read it!!
When I saw the Q1 I was screaming inside and my mind went blank for half an hour. I did not move on to Q2 and Q3 after 90 minutes and eventually only left myself 1 hour to do Q2 and Q3 🙁
Oh well…
Starting with I read the requirements of Q 2, 3 & 4. Made some points and finalized 3 as the first priority and left 2& 4 when I returned.
For Q1 study at first I was like I never read anything about referee sub-committee”!!
It was like Barcelona and Real Madrid case study. However, I found case study to be a longer one and I found the answers to be mixed up or quite repetitive. This part of deducing the choice of questions plus case study reading consumed much of my time.A particular question “What should there be on the code of ethics of a referee”? was difficult. And I just wrote whatever came up to my mind.
Somehow I manged to do the paper, but still the one part of Section 2 was done hurriedly without much thinking.
Overall, I feel paper was 15 minutes longer.
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